throwa_way

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   by throwa_way 15y ago

   I'm not worrying. The fact that the market is being flooded with lots of (likely less skilled, because let's face it, fad majors attract fad-following types that aren't really as much interested in the subject matter as much as making money
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   by throwa_way 15y ago

   Specifically, the lua jit implementation is known for being ridiculously fast. http://luajit.org/performance.html http://lua-users.org/lists/lua-l/2009-06/msg00071.html
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   by throwa_way 16y ago

   Uh oh, you threw the stone in the proverbial argument well again: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2420509
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   by throwa_way 16y ago

   This actually points out the issue perfectly: Khan Academy is great for people who are actually interested in learning . They seek out the website themselves and are already motivated to watch. General education seems to me like it contain
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   by throwa_way 16y ago

   "I don’t make idle threats. I have all kinds of information about this person, and I’m going to be keeping an eye on him, this particular domain, and any other domains run by him or his host that access my servers." ^ Still the wild west in
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   by throwa_way 16y ago

   So, I have an interesting perspective to share. I'm graduating and might end up working for Kayak. I know at least part of their infrastructure depends on ITA, and while the existing contract goes until 2013 (I think), Google is obviously l